The intersection of physical and digital worlds is accelerating with innovations like smart park benches designed to gather metaverse-relevant data. These benches, equipped with IoT sensors, can collect environmental metrics (temperature, humidity, air quality) and user biometric data (through pressure sensors or optoelectronic systems) when occupants interact with them. This data is anonymized and processed to enhance virtual reality experiences, urban planning, and public space management. For instance, stress levels measured via heart rate variability could adjust personalized AR content. While not yet ubiquitous, prototypes exist in tech-forward cities, blending urban furniture with metaverse infrastructure. Privacy remains a critical concern, requiring transparent data handling protocols.